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Genuine Art.

one of Keiths grand oil paintings, his
Shasta, fo- Instance, will attract more at
tention when it arrives here than miles of
small auction pictures.
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Lots in Hays tract are selling very fast.
Come quick or you Will miss the best deal
ever offered.
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Coal. Coke. Charcoal and wood,

Wholesale and retail. Special rates for car
load lots, delivered to all points. Office: 8
Court street; telephone SO. Yard: Corner
Alameda and Jackson streets; telephone 315.
WALTER S. Maxwell,
Sole Agent for Wellington Coal.
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EnnrG q.

Tents at Foy's harness shop, PIT Los An
geles street.
Use G. T. Hanlys Good Luck Baking
Powder, only powder made in Southern Cal.
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DR.. FREELAND, of the M. Z. Church
says that two bottles of Gilmore's Aromatic
and Sleeplessness. For sale by C. F. Heinze
man, agent, Los Angeles.
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Proposals for Site for u Branch
OF the National Home ID. v. s.
OEALED PROPOSALS FOR A SITE FOR
y the location of branch of the Nation
al home for disabled volunteer soldiers, will
be received at the Office of the undersigned,
up to and including November 18th, 1887,
in accordance with the following specifica-
tons issued by Capt. william Blanding,
manager of the Pacific Coast branch. Pro-
pOsals will be received from any point in
Los Angeles county.
A. M. LAWRENCE,
Secretary Board of Trade, Room 2,
Baker Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Free Ride to Tourists, Park TO-
Day.
$50 A. M, 2 p. M: 25 West First street
T Weisendauger.
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BRONCHITIS.


coma mt eath.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Hays tract is the best improved tract
ever offered in the city,
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Damiana Bitters makes the old young and
ne weaS ssToh on anu aaiars AGENTS Levy
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-11-16

All respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit
ters. Michel Levy Il Co., wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
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All Safe Investments.

$7O0-Lot in Urmston tract.
$2000-Lot in Foreman tract.
$20O-Foot. upper Main st., south of Santa
Fe Hotel.
1SOO-Fairview tract, good lot,
$200O-Fairm cunt tract, very cheap
$1OO0-UrmstOn tract, Adams st.
$20O0-Cor. Diamond and Wilmer SITS.
$45O0-Hope, between 10th and 18th SITS.
$225O-West side Nevada st.; cement walk.
$1500-Each, 5 lots west side Star st.
$1100 to $25OOAGreenwel tract.
$500 to $2OOO-Bentley e. Crippens. Fourth
st. tract, near Belmont Hotel
$70O0-House 8 rooms, south side Ninth st.
$7OO0-House rooms, lots, East Los
Angeles.
$45OO-House rooms near Belmont Hotel
Barn, lawn, flowers, furniture and
piano.
Would be pleased to meet our Iowa
friends. We make specially of investing
for Eastern visitors. Over thirty years ex.
perience in the real estate business. Refer
ence in Western and New England States.
R. A. CRIPPEN & SON,
No. Market st., opp. Court House.
oct29-1m
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There Never was Such u Good
Invest

AS Tourists Park, because there never was a
tract started by building ten $4,000 build
ings on it. Shares $50 each; IS West First
street
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AMUSEMENTS.

You will never have a sour stomach II you
use Damiana Bitters.
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PEERLESS

Because it has no key lots, and every lot has
the perpetual right for the use of the PARK
which, with its fountain, gravel walks, lawn
tennis courts, drives and arbors, make1t the
most desirable place to live.
You can buy beautiful lot for $500 and
upwards. One-third cash, balance in six
and twelve months, for few days only.
We will be pleased to show ALDINE
SQUARE at any time, as it is only few min
utes ride from our office. Be sure and see
ALDJNE SQUARE before investing else
where, Ior it " as the cheapest and best lots on
the market. Call at once at the office of the
Los Angeles and Chicago Real
Estate Bureau, 116 w. First st.
Or M. H. Moss &. Co., 1.-THE Sleepless
Real Estate Broker, 4 w. First st.
Telephone 500.
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II HAVE FOR SALE 100000 VERY
j choice and thrifty Florida Orange Seed
lings, both sweet and sour, at special and ex-
ceedingly low quotations in lots of 5000 or
more trees. The trees range from one-half
inch to one and one half inches in diam
eter. Agent for Brownlee & Slater, Coro-
nado, Cal w. T. MAURICE,
oot30 I'm 10 South Spring street.
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CATARRH.

with different
dou Nasal
which patient
attended by usually
8
smell
properly teated
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ROOMS
Los Angeles Board Of Trade,

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 1, 1887.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
Joe HiIlebrand skipped.

The following letter under date OF May T..
explains itself
To he Editor OF the TG.EGRks- HERALD.
Yon vii. observe by the enclosed car d
that glove contest was to have taken place
near this city on Nav Is last. between Joe
Hillehrand, of Detroit. and Herbert Burke.
of this city The night wa. to have been to
a finish for 500 side and gate receipts.
backed Hillebrand and placed a $50 forfeit
on him. and furthermore sent him 10 Grand
Rapids 10 60 into training with Tom
ODonnel, OF your city t~o weeks previous
to the time that the tight vas TO take place.
paid his expenses during the month that
he was in this city, gave hIm sl5 to defray
his travelling expenses 20 and from Grand
R.pids, and also bis board during the
time that he vas supposed 10 have been
there in training. At another time, about
four weeks ago. paid fine
Of s.. 50 to get him out OF jail, all Of which
has cost me $i25 and for which he was 10
pay me after the contest. The dav bsfors
the .ct-to was 10 come OF feiegrephed TO
MIR. ODonncll 10 have Hillebrand here the
afternoon or the 18th, and In reply received
an answer that ae had lef two dave pre-.
Won. for parts unknown. Now, admitting
that plsced too much confidence in him
Re heirg cnnapsrstivelv . stranger TO me
vet vogld like TO warn any one and
everybody, through the medium OF your
valusble paper from having anything 70 do
with him Trusting that you will give this
space an, Respectfully your.
JoHs PrrRie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

e.. q Ees2ss kss fsfafnsd fFom . sssst
sr<ass = CAteax9.
Asrnaa 4a1zs4nsll rses ssa 81 acre
A9r<<s irsa4 90 ~sxo YESTERDAY.
KEe rsk5 sroand shs ss.d q Nsssesos
p.z1xsd
Arrivals yesterday: sebeoner Hlza
N.aeFsa Eblsszsf sta.ord. sas Propeller
A. , fsyi0f.
~ 3 Gises, of Three Rivers. Mich. for
merry q tbs ely. = sisiti1g fslsnsss aad
fflsnds hsfs
ast smart. ~ith iss Standard Life and
Aeci4~nt insaranee Company. vas IA ne
zily yesterday
4. p. Ls0nsF3 s-ths lasl mili ca the sac
al pan nirht snd Gay.
" Asffiii 5 busidag . stone vsi1 10
isenf cf hss fesi3sace al the corner of Mus
xexoa ave. snd Thifd -.
Chlef Fsllon. OF tie Fire Department Is
no~ locking for good team - replace Tie
span tat BE sold Aoadsy.
j. , AeNslly. Of Detroit. travelling agent
for ne hOosis Tunnel aud Wesi snors
Railroad lines was IA the eity yesterday.
The Soldiers Aid Society ~ili bold their
frguiar meeting this afternoon - Oood
fsmpiars Hall. and az sttendancs of all
the members il requested.
Jsnes Csrfiek. the prisoner who was
faken sioienily Insane while e0anued Ia
tie c0nnty jaii here. was this En0Fning re-
moved % the asylum Al Traverse City.
Daniel Morsn, a stone mason. was found
in eeastig state OF intoxlcation lying ia =
CUTIE en- Gay ave ~ noon yesterday. lie
ssIf .t.taa h. tn =
morning.
The Board OF Directors of the Muskegon
Club nlref this afternoon and the PROPOSE
iions for the new club house already sub
mltsed 20 them. will be more fully consid-
ered. and one OF the propositions may be
accepted.
Chauneey Payne. a farm hand appeared
before Justice Ryan to answer TO charge
of being drunk. He pleaded guilty and
was hned 50 50, given until Saturday even
ine to pay the same and allowed TO go back
10 the farm 10 hustle.
When the clsying OF Bidler-st. Is CON-
pletsd IL will make an elegant drive in
connection with the proposed DIVE 20 Lake
Hsgbor. Sc ven blocks are t. be repaired
and the road raised seven inches. the raise
10 be fourteen feet I'm width.
Frank Wells. knot sawyer employed in
l.. 1. .Arms & Cos shinge mills ia North
Nusfegon. l0st the three FIRST fingers of his
lelt hand yesterday. DR.. y A. Jackson
dressed the hand and thinks no further
smpUtstion will be necessary. Moral-"in-
sure with the tandard;" Il. W. Esdas
Agent
Sells Bros. elegant advertising car will
be in from Baldwin over the &. & w. NJ.
railway this morning. The car is beauti-
fully painted and decorated, and is the
largest car ia the country used for that pur-
pose, II being over seyentY-fve feet in
length. The posters leave for Whitehsll
tonight 10 bali thai town tor their appear
ance Jane Q They show here June 4
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The Lsgisla. IRE has little good work
b. DO Tor he people of the metropolis Of
she State before 4 sdionrns. Detroit, az
the TztEGa&M- -HsaALD has always msir
sai0sd. = The pride og Michigan and The
raosl bs.aii'al and, ia many respects. the
uost csiishtfoi % AL AmericsD cities, AMI
ths. nctwithstsudlpg rs old-'ogy bnsi-
ness coiioas and slow- going commercial
idsas. Detroit a. cursed BY gsng q
the most contsmptibls. petty politica sas
tbaf ever sesrmsd about municipal
r1olassss bsrrsl. They sra none % them
briliisns or bold enough Tor "boodls-s." !"
tbsir peculaticns snd petit 'hisviegs
beng to- iaconss4usutisl 70 % dignie.d
BY she newly -coinsd Bat very sxprsssive
word They ere quite - soroging and
innme.sursbly rnesosr thsn ths boodlers
q other csiiss. however
Jusl no- Dstrnit - trying 70 build =
br,lxs across tbs roble river - that
beaufious sed historic spot known "a
Belle Isl@. The psrk is nov IN ths nsnds
of a commisa:cn Il dscsnf. honest busi-
ness nsn vho care nothing tsr politics
aud whose ooly aim i 10 give ne City ot
che Straits We hsndsomsst psrk "a the
World. Ths bridge - Bale Isis vii "a,
of ccu-ss. pars y tie park AID its c7u.
struct,on would naturally b. aa1sr tbe
control % The park commiaion. Ths
great aiisrnsn Of Dstroit. however. ss~
a. oruorasuisy tor bocrn in "infiooencsr
and sighed ier a aBgsr IN ne pie. Ct
rssher VA bridge. bursan o. cos-
strnctiea vas ssslly agreed apoo cur-
possi ~ The Bcsrd - Public Works and
ths Park Commisaion. The former
bcar,i. however. speedily found that they
wsre % be outvoted bY ne Rerk Coua-
nnissisr snd bsxsn = k1ck. Thau Il wss
discovered thss ne hur>sa wss illegal
.nf now biii = hefore - Tse'slsfurs
- --usse such bureen. adding thsrsto
the Co1srolisr o. tbe ctr. This bsa j.
b-iuz fouzbs t,oth al nail h5 Dstrcst's
Mayor snd ,hs Board of Public Works.
Tha Lag'slstars sbcuid core % tas
rescue of ths people q l,etroit ard save
tneun frora the scurvy pohaeisnz The
Bcara e Publfc Works - tkss cftT =
more untorioussv incompstsnt thsn cars
u Crund pspiia Nothsn4 strenger
cguls be ssid. TIE rark Commission.
ccmeossd - Il IS u leve'-1esfsd msn q
b>as. ,seuld ouild zee Bale fsls bridge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
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70 tas Editor ~ tae FsIs3atu a4sALo.
GassB ksFib-. MAY II. Isl woaid
yoa Kindly grant ms = iissis space "a goar
valuable pap-f 10 express my sentiments in
regard 20 the cary clos,ng movement n
this civ. Considsrs5is dissatisfaction ap-
peass % e1sss a. 10 the hoar Of elosln. ob-
lection Is male 10 6 O'Clock ss being too
early danos warm weather. thsa shop
hands csano, reach the stores IN time. etc.
Bat these objections are not general. al
though they eonisiR some WEIGHT "a the
opposition 0r0axat % bear against the sgs.
teul. The old systrm ~ long hours unst
have become unsatisfactory % The mer-
chants long ago. f,r n i vel Known
Throughout tLis community that efforts
have repsair4ty been made IA the past
exut years - bring about the adoption 81
az earlier hour Of closing TIE DRY goods
merchants sad cfcckery deslefs seven Years
sgo began closing a. . o'clock and hssscon.
Llnuesi 70 this DAY a0Ont s-K Years ago The
eicthseg desiers nied toinaug 1rste O clock
clcslns blt failed soon siteg they tried Il
asssc Ia connection With the boot and shoe
dealers ard gents furnishing goods men.
BAT tbs also failed, i seems through tie
determination Of soms few 10 he contrary
snyway. Two summers ago The shoe
dealers 4 1-ed A. ! 4. IA. until cool we.ther
came when thsy opened up s.ain because
a certain miscellaneous dealer refused 20
join. Then came the present movement.
clerks and employers became sgitstors and
ths Ssi..nsns Assembly was oTKsnsxed.
D o. clos. xas the hour agreed on. whether
it Ess the Des, honr to adopt y what -eens
20 be the trouble now. | have endesyored
to discover how il suits the trading people
and and that many wOald ike tO sfe the
stores remain ODen until about ESQ or
O'Clock but fee seem 70 think The old way
20 be b>sf,er | fird thoss who are opposed
are snch people vao may oe cla.ssd as
isnlt-hnders with any order OF things IN
which they are not personally interested
among employers are men who say o
clock or nothing. others are more con-
ssrvstivs few sy their demeanor show
thsy sre ssairst IL. Now. II seems 10 me. IL
the merchants inisrrs,ed IN an early closing
movement would meet with the clerks ana
mutually discuss the situation In its differ
eat bearings on sll concerned, some rule
could b< adopted rhicA wonid be condu-
Give Of grca, satisfaction all ro1Hd
Yours respectfully,
larsRTIAL.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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ne tstsalaass As6 ecnsuiss5 - - tas
passsbsisay - 4sELzss lang lhs Bafs.s
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efsss hlLEsE Asd msds ths srEsas szaes.s
al .iisss ss4rsl. tag zssl 1aA4 sssiadsi
sai paid sim sslsry ~hils hs wss dosEs
a0tafsz: tAss thar ssaeleysd spsss a shs
eonpssiaz seTks snd assi ssszy eoa-
csissbls effort 70 carry ens thsts thrsas q
ruiaiEz shs nsa Vie ssrs se..fy cf Try
iag % csnFsss ~its ths stsntsrd Oh
CempsRy. Batis sas she nsnious q ths
issssdsrd o. aeaopoly thai iid this snd
e Ess not srp~cssi thst anyhosiy baked
~ such inaasnes woaia bs eoasietss.
Z = stlll Scarcely srpsslsi that the IN
psrtsal sxscusion Of the puaishmsnt viii
6s eartissi eat eat il = gratifying 70
kaow thst sysn ; vsrliet sgsiast uoB0e-
oly nay occasionally bs sseared
Alrssdy tbs sumaaer resorts have be
gas % aaaoaacs The exps-fs1 afsivsl CT
fresldsnt CLxyELASD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The following boats cleared Yesterday
this port. Schooner h. +. Mack. Chicago.
lso.c0o feet OF i1mber. Propeller |. NJ. For.
rent. Chicago. $4,000. Schooner Minerva
Chic,xo 2soc91. Propelior Albert Sopsr.
Chicago. 3,0.oOo. Propeller c. Hickox.
Chicago. $4,000. Schooner Ebenesero.
Chicago. 1 700 030 shingles, Schooner Rock
away. Chicago. 2lo.0O0 feet OF lumber.
Total l.53j.0)O feet of lumber. leo GO
shingles
Nssseis cleared from Port Sherman res
terday. Schooner Coral. Chicago. lt0co0
feet of lumber. Adtie. kenoshe, 5000.
Magnolia. Chlcsgo. i00 cords of slabs;
Nellie Hammond Milwaukee 90 cords Of
slabs. To;sl l700C0 feet Of lumber. lao
cords Of slabs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

The new cluh rooms OF The Mystic Social
Club. at No. North Ionia-ss.. will be
opened with sball tomorrow night. Porter 5
FILL orchestra. assisted by the p. C. Band,
will furnish the music The affair IL under
the msnxxement % the following commit
tees ArrsnEemsnfs--N. Pauiiord. l..
Wickliee and J. T. Glenn Invitations
A. Crockett. J. w Hunter and &. W. Jones.
Recepti0o-I. W. Hunter. Il. e. Bowman
sad J. A. Newman. Floor managers
r. Sermsn. Il. Price and 9. A. .Plnckney
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

This Journal has continuously and
conssisutiously Doomed Grand Rapids
pushed its interests against the world
and the resuits Of our ifrn belief in the
future greatness o. this city are fnlly sat
forth IN an tam among our locsl hap
penings today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

JUrzrsoS DAVIS caauos expect 10 Get
. berth IN good newspaper office. he
has been tco long sscertaiuinS that the
lcst cause - dad, whsn no man had 9
esfisr opportunity 81 finding ont the ex-
sct isu,h ~ the mzttsr. Tie information
be Impaired 10 the southern Press Asso-
ciatou ~ Meridian. Niss., Thursday
n8xhf, csrisiDiy zss act - "sxclaslys
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Prof. @. y. Colwslrs ability IS AZ organ
ia Is 40 esli known that it is unnecessary
70 say that the recitsl 10 be given next FIJI
dav evening will be an entertainment which
40 lover 0f music will willingly miss. Mr..
Cofwsss will be assisted by Ms. A. X. Mer.
risun. Mrs. T.. r. Pat,ea aud NJ. 4. II
Morrhesd, all excellent vocalists-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Ex Governor JoHx +. Sr. JoHS IS not
dad. ~ scme nay have suppossd, OF II
dse.l. u - nov proposed 20 rssurrect him
Hs is announced &c speak ia Syracuse,
\. Y. on the 9Th inst. % The Inter-
Collegiate Prohibition Convsniioa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Al ifefaf HsiiF ftoelH SUNDAY
A loosi nelFnl leaves Grand haf,idt - ~ ht 4
~ csFrfing lsas-s'nfert ~ faf - k.sasanfo.l 4
Through te'keb to a. fnine snf i,ertbt in slees.
inf cssehef cat tt srcarce a. unlou 1Icirl ofinl
~ houroosa. nno 81 nfIR
~ HftFsFFx oets ArI
Csc. " NrSfoS tatf gsckei AFept
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

CH,arks ". Joxss. We believe. still
lives. and yet the Florida Legislature
gees on withou. chcosinga United States
Senator
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Istskss good deal os pulling 10 gei
JAKx SassP up u the bar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Tho Tx EosA,f- f-HxHALD averages the
largest number of want ads" daily Of
any pager IN Michigan They are cheap
psoetsbls 10 ths cllskorar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

To the polics department. C.esn out
Almy-ss. This - house cleaning season
avery where.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

III THlIIff 10 I'IFH- EIlaIf-
fs~cHRoff fskA Alf the cypress susks
connection a. 5iclfasl i1f Nta 1ofk.mhifht "a
pres has tceliuf Ca fr1e .irffslii III tifstlf
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A. lofIFH titF fsss kFt
Gro. a. REFsfs Tfselt nanassf Gl.inafn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

Mayor Hzwrrr IS making New Jersey a
great 9unday resort
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18
VI

oa1e. s. Hs1scz stees fas 1sse IS
4szsts tfio est1 fsaff azefcias at eeles :,
ssefss $3.50. ks4at
sx0s9s uEDk EsDAY NAYA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

GEORGE SHURR.
3wcrn and subscrioed % before nas
ms - Cay Of MAY. iSo7.
WILL. y. SPRO1T
Notary Pubic in and FOE ksn. County,
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-18

ssrsnd BsptG. Indiana.
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Miscellaneous.

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w drF white pine cuttings To any person
living within pile of our factory we will deliver
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XUANTED ALL USERS OF GASOLINE
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for gasoline. criers promptly fled also stoves
cleaned and adjusted: telephone ss5 June II
I AVN rERTTLIZER-A GOOD MANY ARE
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the Central Park Lawn Fertilizer. wnich VIII re-
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